Playoffs Raw Statistics

Various statistical category totals for the four games.

Two key takeaways for me.
1. Lillard seriously taken out of his game (obvious)
2. Collins did relatively well in every category (including being near the bottom in turnovers)

Points:
1. McCollum - 101
2. Lillard - 74
3. Aminu - 69
4. Nurkic - 47
5. Turner, Collins - 28
7. Harkless, Connaughton - 16
9. Napier, Davis - 11
11. Leonard - 8
12. Layman - 6
13. Baldwin IV - 4
14. Swanigan - 3


Rebounds:
1. Aminu - 36
2. Nurkic, Davis - 32
4. Lillard- 18
5. Turner, Collins - 12
7. McCollum, Harkless - 8
9. Leonard, Connaughton - 4
11. Baldwin IV - 3
12. Napier, Swanigan - 2
14. Layman - 1


Assists:
1. Lillard - 19
2. McCollum - 14
3. Turner - 10
4. Collins, Connaughton - 6
6. Aminu - 5
7. Nurkic, Aminu - 4
9. Baldwin IV, Napier - 3
11. Swanigan, Layman - 1
13. Leonard, Davis - 0


Steals:
1. Nurkic - 6
2. McCollum, Lillard - 5
4. Aminu - 4
5. Napier, Collins, Turner - 3
8. Layman - 2
9. Baldwin IV, Connaughton - 1
11. Davis, Leonard, Harkless, Swanigan - 0


Blocks:
1. Nurkic - 5
2. Aminu, Collins - 2
4. Davis, Turner, Baldwin IV, McCollum, Harkless, Connaughton - 1
10. Lillard, Napier, Leonard, Swanigan, Layman - 0


Turnovers:
1. Lillard - 16
2. McCollum - 9
3. Aminu, Napier, Turner - 6
6. Davis - 4
7. Baldwin IV, Nurkic - 3
9. Collins - 2
10. Harkless, Connaughton, Swanigan - 1
13. Leonard, Layman - 0


Overall Contribution Points:
- Formula = Points + Rebounds + (Assists * 1.5) + (Blocks * 1.5) + (Steals * 2) - (Turnovers * 2)
1. McCollum - 123.5
2. Aminu - 111.5
3. Nurkic, Lillard - 98.5
5. Collins - 54
6. Turner - 50.5
7. Davis - 36.5
8. Connaughton - 30.5
9. Harkless - 29.5
10. Layman - 12.5
11. Leonard - 12.0
12. Napier - 11.5
13. Baldwin IV - 9
14. Swanigan - 4.5

 

I would say that Aminu had the best all around series. McCollum was a close second.

Curious what your reasoning was for awarding more points for assists, steals, blocks and turnovers

 

Now that I've got totals done, how about the top single game stats?

Points:
1. McCollum - 38
2. Aminu - 27
3. McCollum - 22 (twice)
5. Aminu - 21


Rebounds:
1. Aminu - 15
2. Davis - 13
3. Nurkic - 11 (twice)
5. Aminu, Davis - 8


Assists:
1. Lillard - 7
2. Lillard, McCollum - 6
4. Turner - 5 (twice)


Steals:
1. Nurkic, McCollum - 3
3. a bunch of people at 2


Blocks:
1. Nurkic - 2 (twice)
2. A bunch of people at 1


Turnovers:
1. Lillard - 8
2. Lillard - 7
3. McCollum, Turner - 4
5. Aminu, Napier (twice) - 3

 

Discussed it on the board for a bit before the season (or was it last season, don't recall when we started the contribution stats). Anyway, an assist you are helping the team function better and contributing to either a two or a three pointer. Blocks you are rejecting the opposing team's attempt to score but don't necessarily gain possession. Steals you are taking a possession away from the opponent and giving one to your team. Turnover, opposite of a steal.

Maybe not the greatest logic but it seemed agreeable to those who were involved in the discussion.

Gramps...

 

It would be interesting to compare their per minute stats, to find efficiency. In lieu of that, here's
the players ordered by minutes played:

 

thanks for the explanation.

 

Here you go with a few time-based stats:

Points-per-minute:
1. Leonard - 1.0
2. Layman - .75
3. McCollum - .652
4. Aminu - .527
5. Nurkic - .500
6. Lillard - .457
7. Collins - .400
8. Swanigan - .375
9. Turner - .322
10. Napier - .314
11. Harkless - .302
12. Connaughton - .271
13. Baldwin IV - .211
14. Swanigan - .155

Rebounds-per-minute:
1. Leonard - .500
2. Davis - .451
3. Nurkic - .340
4. Aminu - .275
5. Swanigan - .250
6. Collins - .171
7. Baldwin IV - .158
8. Harkless - .151
9. Turner - .138
10. Layman - .125
11. Lillard - .111
12. Connaughton - .068
13. Napier - .057
14. McCollum - .052

Contribution-per-minute:
1. Layman - 1.563
2. Leonard - 1.500
3. Nurkic - 1.048
4. Aminu - .851
5. McCollum - .797
6. Collins - .771
7. Lillard - .608
8. Turner - .580
9. Swanigan - .563
10. Harkless - .557
11. Connaughton - .517
12. Davis - .514
13. Baldwin IV - .474
14. Napier - .329

 

playoffs, using other efficiency formulas
http://www.espn.com/nba/seasonleaders/_/team/por/seasontype/3

http://www.hoopsstats.com/basketbal...-trail-blazers/team/playerstats/18/25/8-1-eff
click Playoffs in left box

change in playoffs from regular season
http://www.hoopsstats.com/basketbal...d-trail-blazers/team/profile/18/25/13-8-1-eff

Those Hoopsstats sites have a box where you can click to get per 48.

 

Participation trophies for everyone!!

Alright guys, huddle up and say, "go-o-o-o team!" Yay! Orange slices all-around!